Planes are landing at Zimbabwe’s main international airport without any radar systems to guide air traffic controllers, a lawmaker said in a video released Friday. “We cannot continue to operate without a proper radar system. It is very dangerous in terms of security,” said Oscar Gorerino, head of parliament’s budget committee, during a parliament session recorded on Thursday. Zimbabwe has already contracted with China Harbour Equipment Company to upgrade the radar at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport in Harare. The Export-Import Bank of China loaned Zimbabwe $153 million to upgrade the airport, including the radar system, the committee heard. But the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) said it only has $1.5 million in its coffers. The new radar would cost $3.4 million, the committee said. The hearing did not discuss what happened to the rest of the loan, or indicate when the radar broke down. “It is very dangerous to have a non-functional radar system for a nation,” Gorerino said. “Why is it taking too long to be upgraded?” Zimbabwe’s economy has lurched from crisis to crisis for two decades, with foreign currency chronically in short supply.